Nicole Collins

Sheffield has been having its moment for a while now. Last year, we even crowned it the second best city break spot in Europe. This is a mighty cool city, and the world has (finally) woken up to it.  Not only is Sheffield one of the UK’s greenest cities, it’s got a thriving arts, culture and food scene to match. Pair that with its cracking bars, clubs and general nightlife scene, and you’ve got yourself a seriously packed-full weekend away (or a new home altogether, we guess). From festivals to animal parks, here are the best things to do in Sheffield right now.  RECOMMENDED:🍝 The best restaurants in Sheffield📍 The best things to do in Leeds☀️ The best things to do in the UK his guide was recently updated by Nicole Collins, a writer based in Sheffield. At Time Out, all of our travel guides are written by local writers who know their cities inside out. For more about how we curate, see our editorial guidelines.

The Yorkshire city of Sheffield is best known for its huge university, charming accent and winning array of fun things to do. However, the city certainly packs a punch when it comes to its prosperous food scene. An array of independent restaurants, bars and cafés make Sheffield a super exciting place to eat.  The student-centric city boasts a diverse range of eateries that cater to pretty much all budgets and occasions. So whether you’re more into the idea of street food, a sourdough bakery or a even fine-dining establishment set in a shipping container (yes, you read that right), our pick of the best rated restaurants in Sheffield has you covered. RECOMMENDED:🌳The best things to do in Sheffield🛍️The best things to do in Leeds🌤️The best things to do in the UK⛰️The most beautiful national parks in the UK This guide was recently updated by Nicole Collins, a writer based in Sheffield. At Time Out, all of our travel guides are written by local writers who know their cities inside out. For more about how we curate, see our editorial guidelines.

Fans of Ted Lasso, your day is about to get a lot better. An official merchandise shop for the hit TV series has opened its doors in southwest London – specifically in Richmond, the heart of the Lasso universe.  On Paved Court, just walking distance from The Prince Head’s pub, (or as Ted Lasso die-hards would know it, the Crown & Anchor) fans of the show can get their hands on official jerseys, scarves and hats embellished with the iconic AFC Richmond logo.  The shop, which spans over 500 square feet across two floors and is the UK’s first shopping destination for official Ted Lasso merchandise, opened last week and has already gotten rave reviews from visitors/fans describing the store as a ‘must see’, with ‘great quality’ products.  there’s a ted lasso store in richmond and we went insane @pavelschekovv pic.twitter.com/1qlwMeEoy0 — jake (@koteluvr) June 23, 2024 The Apple TV+ series, which features an impressive pool of British talent including Hannah Waddingham, Phil Dunster, Brett Goldstein and Juno Temple, concluded its third season in March last year. Rumblings of a fourth season have been in the air, with fans hopeful that Jason Sudeikis’ coach Ted will grace the small screen again. Over three seasons, the show has picked up 11 Primetime Emmy Awards including Outstanding Comedy Series and Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series. Photograph: JNHP Retail Limited and Warner Bros. Discovery Global Consumer Products The Official TED LASSO Store R